Introduction, Stephen Law (Heythrop College, UK); 1. Terrorisms in Palestine - Ted Honderich (UCL, UK); 2. Terror, Tomis Kapitan (University of Northern Illinois, USA); 3. The Morality of Palestinian Terrorism, Timothy Shanahan (Loyola Marymont University, USA); 4. Killing the Innocent, Richard Norman (University of Kent, UK); 5. Terrorism in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Igor Primoratz (University of Melbourne, Australia); 6. Terrorism and Justice: Some Useful Truisms, Noam Chomsky (MIT, USA); 7. Terror in Palestine: A Non-Violent Alternative?, Stephen Law (Heythrop College, UK); 8. Casting the First Stone: Who Can, and Who Can't, Condemn the Terrorists, Gerald Cohen (University of Oxford, UK); 9. Murder and Morality: Professor Honderich on Israel and the Palestinians, Ardon Lyon (City University, UK); 10. Terror and Expected Collateral Damage: The Case for Moral Equivalence, Michael Neumann (Trent University, Canada); 11. In a World of Uneasy Virtue, William L. McBride (Purdue University, USA); 12. Talk and Terror: The Value of Just-War Arguments in the Context of Terror, Patrick Riordan (Heythrop College, UK); 13. Territory and Terrorism in Israel, Tamar Meisels (Tel-Aviv University, Israel); 14. Cosmopolitanism in a Time of Terror, Sharon Anderson-Gold (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA); 15. Tricks of Memory: Auschwitz and the Question of Palestiniam Terrorism, Brian Klug (University of Oxford, UK) Postscript, Ted Honderich (UCL, UK).

'This is a brilliant, timely and important philosophical debate about the meaning and legitimacy of terrorism in the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine against the background of history.' Tony Benn